Does git on Windows use MYSYS [closed]

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I noticed that the lastest version of git has a windows version. Does this version still use MSYS/Cygwin, or has a more native port been created? That is to say, does the current windows version of git, still have numerous shell scripts that it depends upon, or has the code been all ported to native executables.

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The msysGit-fullinstall-1.7.3.1-preview20101002.exe full installer will install everything you need to compile Git on Windows.
That will allow you to see what exact libraries it needs. As the wiki page on "Working on Git" shows, it is still based on mingw:

'mingw' is the repository Hannes Sixt set up starting with Dscho's rudimentary (and only half-working, but self-hosting nevertheless) MinGW port.
'4msysgit' (the default remote) is our fork of mingw, which basically has fixes we needed for msysGit.